Restaurants cuisine du monde Province Of Gipuzkoa

Twice winner of the national gastronomy prize and three times Michelin starred since 1989, the address for fine gourmets combines new cuisine and traditional cuisine. Nec plus ultra of San Sebastián, the address nestles however in a discreet villa. On the menu: chipirones in black ink, monkfish cheeks in Txacoli sauce, lobster with peaches, red fruit cake on white chocolate... And a cellar whose richness is due to the quality and diversity of the great traditional wines of France and Spain, but also to new wine-producing origins.

A Parte Vieja classic! This traditional house, founded in 1948, offers two charming atmospheres: a very nice tapas bar where you can taste various pintxos, and a restaurant run by Aitziber which offers a culinary journey around Basque cuisine, with specialities such as chuletón (prime rib), hongos a la plancha (sautéed mushrooms) or anchoas fritas (anchovies), with an excellent regional wine list. For dessert, don't miss the delicious tarta de queso (cheesecake). A good address and good value for money.

Notice the little house with blue shutters, in the district of La Marina: it is the former fishermen's brotherhood. Since 1938, excellent maritime cuisine has been served in this picturesque setting, to be enjoyed in an always very friendly atmosphere. The house is famous for its fish soup, renowned throughout the region! But you will also taste excellent fish à la parilla (grilled), and as a dessert, a divine caramelized torrija.

Daily harvest of fish and charming view over the harbour. Simple but good.

In an enchanting setting, a sturdy stone house, where customers used to come by boat to enjoy a potato and green pepper tortilla. Very fashionable since it served as the setting for the film Ocho apellidos Vascos in 2014 ("Eight Basque names"), this restaurant remains true to its roots by offering fish, seafood and meat grilled parilla style, and tasty vegetables from its own vegetable garden. Sea bream, turbot, monkfish, sole... the best fish are prepared in their simplest apparatus. A charming address!

Located on the port, Txoko, also the famous grilled fish < i > the parilla < /i > offers, to enjoy in the dining room or on the pretty terrace facing the port. Stuffing presentation of dishes and friendly service.

It is the typical bar-restaurant of the village, which lives at the rhythm of its inhabitants. It is located in front of the town hall and offers a very correct daily menu, as well as sandwiches, pintxos and take-away food. For example, you can opt for a cream of vegetables as a starter, pork shank with beer as a main course, and for dessert, homemade rice pudding. All this is served in a modern, yet rather impersonal setting. On sunny days, its large terrace is always lively, at any time of the day.

Specializing in seafood grills, this restaurant, founded in 1964 by Pedro Arregui, is a Getaria institution. His son Aitor has taken up the torch and perpetuates the art of parrilla grilling. This is how freshly caught lobster, crawfish or sea bream masterfully pass over the coals before ending up on your plate. In 2014, it was awarded a Michelin star, while in 2019 it made it into the World's 50 Best Restaurants ranking. A stone's throw away, the charming Elkano bar (Elkano, 13) serves pintxos and raciones.

An Ordizia classic founded in 1890. Located in the heart of the village, just a few metres from the famous market, the restaurant is run by the chef Xabier Martínez, who serves very good seasonal cuisine as well as good classics: hake with garlic, oven-roasted lamb... The dishes are served with a smile, and the good value for money is sure to whet your appetite. In the bar area you can enjoy pintxos and raciones in an informal atmosphere. On Wednesday, market day, it's crowded to taste scrambled eggs with mushrooms!

This elegant restaurant is housed in the Hotel Arbaso, next to the Cathedral del Buen Pastor. The young chef Iñigo Peña, trained in the most prestigious kitchens of the Basque Country, offers here a refined seasonal cuisine that respects the essence of each ingredient. In the restaurant's warm, wooded dining room, you can enjoy a baked txangurro (crab), oxtail ravioli, sole a la plancha... Next door, the Original Bar offers a more informal atmosphere for sharing tapas.

Founded in 1884, this renowned table is run by the fourth generation of the Cámara family. It is located in a beautiful 17th century mansion on the water's edge, from where one can contemplate the comings and goings of the boats. In the large, bright room, you will enjoy a tasty Basque cuisine, based on seafood and served with a smile. Note the amazing natural fish pond in the centre of the comedor, from where the lobsters and crayfish are brought up and served on the plates! An unmistakable Pasaia classic for enjoying seafood cuisine.

Just a stone's throw from the Victoria Eugenia Theatre, this almost century-old establishment is an emblematic venue for the Film Festival, with its walls covered with photos of stars. The memory of its prestigious visitors - Ava Gardner, Liz Taylor and Luis Mariano, among others - brings much to the magic of the place. Here you come to enjoy pintxos around the bar or a good menu in the restaurant area. Every day, depending on the market, we will test, for example, Navarrese bean soup, beef simmered in red wine, and sheep's curd for dessert.

Andoni Luis Aduriz, a chef with an impressive career, who trained in the kitchens of El Bulli, is no longer in the picture. Winner of the National Gastronomy Prize in 2002, he is known for his creativity and his taste for innovation, often going beyond the limits of cooking to rub shoulders with the world of art. The human-size dining room, which contains around 40 seats, is a serene place to rub shoulders with the high gastronomy that Andoni Luis Aduriz defends, constantly playing between innovation and Basque tradition.

Downstairs, the tapas bar. In the basement, two rooms in a simple rustic style. La Casa Vallés serves a clientele of regulars who appreciate its good and generous cuisine: vegetables, beans, chorizos, grilled prawns, fish, suckling lamb... Among its pintxos, try the gilda, the house speciality based on Ibarra peppers and anchovies. It is even said that the famous skewer was invented here by grandfather Blas Vallés, and that it owes its name to the film played by Rita Hayworth, released on Spanish screens in 1946. A classic!

Welcome to Gorka Irisarri, chef acclaimed worldwide for his creations and publications. His Basque cuisine is creative and innovative. Irisarri sees his craft as an ephemeral art form, at the center of which lies a precious raw material: local, seasonal produce. You can go there to pick up a few dishes from the à la carte menu, or to try the tasting menu (which is particularly worthwhile!). You can also opt for the wine pairing option. Bon appétit!

A veritable institution in the region. And not without good reason: this is the third generation of restaurateurs we're dealing with here! The history of this grill is intrinsically linked to that of Tolosa. In the last century, paper professionals came here to sign their contracts between a solid grilled txuleta and a good bottle of wine. Since then, the decor hasn't changed, and neither has the know-how. We come here to feast on incredibly melt-in-your-mouth cuts of beef in an atmosphere from another era! Splendid.